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2. INSTALLATION

2.1 Mounting the Unit

The 

 

will operate safely with loads up to 80

pounds (36 kg) mounted upright and 75 pounds (34 kg)
when inverted. To perform properly, the unit must be

securely fastened to a suitable surface and the camera

or housing must be properly mounted and balanced on
the unit. Normal mounting position for the unit is with
its axis vertical, either upright or inverted.

CAUTION: Do 

 attach these units to drywall

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 and do not install screws into the end

grain of wood.

The pan-and-tilt has been assembled at the factory for
upright mounting and should be mounted directly to a

surface capable of supporting the combined weight of
the pan-and-tilt and its accessories. The 

weighs 40 pounds (18 kg).

N O T E : If the unit is to be mounted in the inverted

position, prepare the unit according to the instruc-

tions in section 2.2, Inverted Mounting.

When mounting directly to a horizontal or ceiling sur-

face, use four fasteners. When mounting to wood, use
screws long enough to penetrate at least 2 

 inches (6.4

cm). If mounting to a steel structure, drill four holes

according to the mounting pattern shown in Figure 2.
Screws should be long enough to accommodate 

washers and nuts. In concrete, use lead anchors or
expansion bolts with at least 

 

pullout strength, installed according to manufacturer’s
instructions,

CAUTION: If installing the unit outdoors, use

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stainless steel hardware.

 

Inverted Mounting

CAUTION:

To reduce the risk of fire or electric

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shock, always mount the pan-and-tilt in the up-
right position where rain or moisture is present.

2 .

The pan-and-tilt has been assembled for upright mount-

ing. When it is necessary to mount the unit in the
inverted position, it should be prepared as follows:

1.

 that the tilt drive is in the center position so

that the camera mounting plate (Figure 3, Legend 4)

is level.

0.406 

in. (1.03 cm)

diameter holes

Use 

 (10 mm)

hardware

PAN AND TILT MOUNTING BASE

Figure 2

Mounting Hole Dimensions

The front of the drive unit is identified by a decal

(see Figure 3). Facing the front of the unit, remove

the three (3) 

 screws (Legend 1) on the right

of the camera mounting plate.

Carefully pull the end support (Legend 2) away
from the main housing, maintaining the opposite tilt
arm in position.

4.6

0.75 

in.

11.9 

 0.28 in. (0.07 

 Dia. Holes

CAMERA AND HOUSING MOUNTING PLATE

X433-893

Summary of Contents for 8006-8433-02-00

Page 1: ...h minimum coast Counterbalanced tilt arms provide smooth reliable tilt operation CONTROL PAN TILT CONTROL RELAY BOX Figure 1 Operating Distances With and Without Relay Box PAN TILT This 120 VAC unit may be operated directly by a control or by a combination of a control and a relay box when greater operating distances are required Refer to Figure 1 and Table 1 for maximum operating distances If a p...

Page 2: ...onvenience receptacles an CP particular attention to cords at plugs aroduct the point where they exit from the video 13 Outdoor Cable Grounding If an outside cable system is con lected to the video product be sure the cable system is grounded so as to providesome protection against voltage surgesand built up static CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER ...

Page 3: ...es according to the mounting pattern shown in Figure 2 Screws should be long enough to accommodate lock washers and nuts In concrete use lead anchors or expansion bolts with at least 150 pound 69 kg pullout strength installed according to manufacturer s instructions CAUTION If installing the unit outdoors use Astainless steel hardware 2 2 Inverted Mounting CAUTION To reduce the risk of fire or ele...

Page 4: ...ing Plate 5 stop Posts Figure 3 Removing Counterbalance Springs for Inverted Operation 2 3 Mounting the Camera Before mounting the camera to the pan and tilt drive note the label FRONT on the top mounting plate The camera should be mounted with the lens on this side Three center mounting h s Figure 5 Legend 5 are provided for mounting lighter cameras To obtain opti mum balance the screw used to mo...

Page 5: ...ull the interconnecting cable through the bush ing clamp assembly Strip back the cable jacket no more than one 1 inch 2 5 cm and separate the individual conductors Prepare the individual conductors for soldering or crimping If crimping use AMP tool part number 90277 1 90066 90067 or an equivalent tool NOTE The contact cannot be removedfrom a con nector after it is inserted unless an AMP extraction...

Page 6: ...Wth both limit stops in place pan to both stop positions and recheck for exact trim of limit stops Tighten both stops securely 6 7 8 9 Limit Stops Looking at the front of the unit remove the two 2 screws Legend 7 from the left end plate Remove the plate Loosen screws Legend 3 and 4 and move the joystick UP to rotate the tilt drive to the desired up limit Move the uplimit stop Legend 3 toward the b...

Page 7: ... unit and no maintenance is required under normal operating conditions The V39OAPT pan motor is im pedance protected The tilt drive motor is protected by a thermal overload switch If the tilt drive fails to function after operating for an extended period check that the pilot light on the control unit is on If the pilot light is on the thermal overload switch may have opened after continuous operat...

Page 8: ...fice 3010 Business Park Dr Suite B Norcross GA 30071 4044494499 l 800 824 8479 2 Attach a sheet of paper to the unit with the following information a Name and address of the company returning the unit b Name of the Vicon employee who issued the R A c R A number d Brief description of the installation e Complete description of the problem and circumstances uncler which it occurs f Unit s original d...

Page 9: ...74 U S E A 5 REQUIRED l0 75 FREVENT BINDING OF flEM 78 Figure 9 Exploded View X433 893 ...

Page 10: ...PAKTOF I EM I6 Figure 9 Exploded View continued 10 X433 893 ...

Page 11: ...93 i 94 A Figure 9 Exploded View continued X433 893 11 ...

Page 12: ...75 01 SWITCH AND CABLE ASSEMBLY 24 V with autopan 1117 3286 01 CABLE ASSEMBLY pedestal 1802 0052 01 CAPACITOR included with motor 4 uf I I 1117 3251 02 MOTOR AND CLUTCH ASSEMBLY pan 1 I I 1117 3250 02 BRAKE ASSEMBLY size 8 1 __ _ _ __ 1117 3251 04 MOTOR AND CLUTCH ASSEMBLY tilt 800 9842 00 CONNECTOR PCB female 15 pin mounting ears 8000 9846 00 CONNECTOR cable male Q pin AMP i 350235 9 when exhaust...

Page 13: ...TENTIOMETER I I I 1117 5353 00 SHAFT POTENTIOMETER gear 1 I 8002 7571 00 POTENTIOMETER 5 kohm 5 turn servo mount Spsctrol model 535 I I 8002 8785 00 RESISTOR 1 kohm 1 8 W I RN55D 1 I 8002 7572 00 1 POTENTIOMETER 5 kohm 3 turn servo mount Spectral model 533 I REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST PCB ASSEMBLY Reference Designation Psrt Number Description I I 1117 5619 01 PCB pan and tilt control I 1 R5 R6 or R7 R...

Page 14: ... 210 PARKER 2 345C147 70 OR 2 345C673 70 1 6 1117 3234 01 15 SUPPORT ASSY DRIVE END 1 8 1117 5061 00 00 WASHER THRUST 1 9 8003 811 O 00 00 SCR 2 0 8005 6140 00 00 WASHER FLAT 8 318 x 042 CAD 21 I 1117 5536 01 00 STOP TILT I 2 2 I 8003 7270 00 00 SCR 1 O 32 x 314 SOC HD CAP SS I 2 3 I 8005 623 FOO 00 WASHER LOCK IO SS SPL I 2 4 I 1117 3253 01 02 END CAP SUB ASSY SPRING SIDE I 2 5 I 8003 727 00 00 S...

Page 15: ...I 1117 3316 02 01 1CABLE ASSY PAN 115V I 59 I 1117 3147 00 14 ASSY PCB I 1 60 I 8003 7836 00 00 I SCR1032x21 4SOCHDCAP I 61 I 8005 623 00 00 WASHER LOCK 10 SS SPL I 1 62 I 8005 6144 00 00 1 WASHER FLAT 143 x 044 SS PHX 7 63 I 1117 325 02 07 1 MOTOR BRAKE ASSY SIZE 8 115V PAN I 6 4 1117 3267 02 06 6 5 8003 727CbOO 00 6 6 8005 6230 00 00 6 7 8002 6248 01 00 6 8 1117 581 O 01 00 6 9 1117 3275 01 00 7...

Page 16: ...WASHER LOCK 6 CAD SPL 9 0 1117 3351 01 04 ASSY SUB END CAP DRIVE SIDE V353 V355 9 0 1117 3281 01 01 M O T O R P L A T E I 91 I 1117 3317 02 01 1 CABLE ASSY TILT 115V 7 92 I 8004 9870 00 00 WASHER FLAT 10 l 2 x 048 CAD 1 I 93 I 8004 9860 00 00 1 WASHER LOCK 10 CAD SPL 1 94 I 8002 622 00 00 NUT 1 O 32 HEX ST CAD 1 9 5 I 1802 0053 01 00 CAPAC INCL W MOTOR 6MF I Copyright Q 1993 Vicon Industries Inc A...

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